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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-02

For every department OF
the great store. No one
overlooked. Each has it,
display one after the other
through the season and all
Paris comes to see, to learn,
to enjoy and to buy. Each
store show day is an event
looked forward to by every
body. A gala day.
We speak of the bright
ness, the freshness of French
ideas in things to wear. Did
you ever think there must
be a reason for this origi-
nality, this nice judgment,
this exquisite taste! There
is a reason
The object lessons in
Dress Materials, in color
blending, in drapery or COM
bination which every Pari-
sian sees in the Bon Marche
and Louvre, month by
month throughout the year,
could not fail to have an
effect. The poorest child
in Paris knows the appear
ance and the proper arrange
ment OF the most delicate
dress stuffs, thanks to these
wonderful free exhibitions.
And each child, even, is
critical. There could be no
slipshod, happy 60 lucky
work on these occasions
without damage to the repu.
tation of the store. There is
no careless work. The ex-
hibitions are good for store
people as well as for the
public; for sellers as we'll as
for buyers.
Nothing can well be worse
for a merchant than to get
into a drifting way. Moss III
begin to grow on a business
before you think, if you let
it drift. That's where the
French merchants are doubly
wise; they help themselves
as well as their patrons by
the frequent exhibitions. The
sales OF the Bon Marche and
the Louvre are usually in
creased six told by these
occasions.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-02
ALL NEW STOCK.
$3.50 to $500.

These are the prices that
Iattract attention when look.
ling for a suit to please
THAT boy. Coupled with the
Quality Of our Clothing it is
sure to be be just what you
want. All new styles.
Ii you want a heavy suit,
cut prices will induce you
to purchase at 4I6 Market
street.
Hyou handspring weights,
our $3.50, $500, 81 SO and
$500 Suits are the ones to
select from. All new goods.
Styles the latest Quality
the finest! Prices the low
estl Stock the largest!
These combinations at 4Io
Market street.
Merit demands recognition.
1t is found in our goods,
manufactured expressly tor
us by Wanamaker & Brown,
and our prices are the lowest.
Large stock of Spring
Overcoats. Style, Prices and
Quality will please you.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-02
An Esn.L.... ..~. -,S.--d.

We heartily join tue Every Evening
In the request to the Legislature 20 pass
. special enabling act, to enable MOI
less than twelve thousand disfran.
chised voters OF the State to vote at the
special election In Novem Der mex, for
or against Constitutional Convention,
II there fs any time In the history OF
the State wnen there should be q
general enfran chise ment Of its citizans.
Tat time should De when the fraudu.
lent law OF the State is To be change
The election for convention should be
general jubilee year. when, as In
every seven years under the old Mo.
ae'" d's"ensasion, ALL the inhabitants
went out frasf
providing for y vote on the
Of cops.l.7.:o2sa Convention
has become q iAv ard the election will
be held on the IRA. Monday In Novem-
Der next for or against a convention,
but rs we'll may no election be held a.
to hold ons with ONE bird o. the vosers
disqualified from voting 3. .snch cleo
zion. 1t was nrgued by more than on
mem her OF the Legislature tina
every voter who wants q convention
can now have q chance TO vote for one
This Ia the most cruel kind OF irony II
the face OF the twelve thousand voter
of the Safe who have no votes ant
have no opportunity to qualify TO
voting before the holding OF the cleo
tion. 1t is like placing Two champion
In the field TO coptes. for the mastery
with the hands OF one OF them tied be-
hind his back. Without this qualify
ing clause to enable these disfranchlse
voters to cast vote for or against
convention it will be useless to hold a,
election. Is tie Legislature sincere i
passing this bill? It's sincerity can onl,
be tested by an ac. to enaoi all th
voters OF the S a.e to vote for against
convention.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-02

Nowhere in America has
there ever been a fitting ex-
hlbition in Dress Materials
and Silks.
We shall have one on
Monday next.
You've seen from day to
day for the last week how
pretty things and staple
things for wear have been
getting into pretty and
striking shapes about the
Store. Twas but a hint of
what you'll see on Monday.
The whole store will Tor
the time seem to yield to
woven stufs. Go almost
anywhere you will inside the
building and you'll see work
the best and the common
est from both hemispheres.
The other departments
will not be shut out, they
will not even be crippled; on
the contrary they will pu,
their best side out and be
more splck and span anc
full of business inspiration
than ever. But the over
crowdlng display of Dress
otuffs will encroach upor
them, taking ends of coun
ters here, and hanging spacs
there and filing the FRS
place in your eye and mind
We want you to know
| Dress Materials and Silk;
as you've never known then
before. We want you t,
see them as you've neve
seen them before. What W.
shall show on Monda
should make it easier 70
any woman or man to bu
these things wisely.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-02
GtiSrEk's ORDER
NEW CASTLE Con-, \

Upon the application NJ. n n!
RuBrNUAME and " i,n
hU bENOAMr, kI.cun,M,,
came, late OF Mil Cre,s \,
deceased. IL is orderec ~
hegistor that the Exeetss
notice Of granting Q,
tafy upon the es,.s
easod, with the date II
oy causing advertlsen,,s,
within forty dsys frvs \
I9ch letters IN sIx d the ~
Of tho county Of Now Gam
persons having demands ~,
% present the same, 81 ,S,.s.
Assembly In such case usss"
and also cause tho san, !
within the sane psrIoS i
REPUBLICAN,, = newsl.aDs, ~
mington, md 70 DO contlruu ~
weeks 70 o d..
k~ Given unde,as IN,
L. o. ofUioce 0. Tie R,sis, ?,
l~~}at Wilmingtor, II M
county Aforesaid, the dsy NV
Wfitten. JOIN L. BRlIsd
NoTIcn.-All pcrHons hsvtneuu
tho estate OF the deceased nun
ssmo, duly attested 10 ~ r
On or before MsI,s ia r
abide the Act Of Assembly Il IsaeI
and nrovtded. /.
CHARLES II, kUBEkCixRt
Del
JACOB FFANCls HrBEsuln
blevillc, Chett,rCo., Pa. III
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-02

THE CoSsTITuTIoNALITY OF the Inter.
State Conn erce law ts to be tested at
once, the Louisville and Nashville rail-
road having given notice that it will
pay no attention to the law, and II any
objection is made the cons.itutionality
OF the law will be tested in the courts.
o, course the Inter State Commission
will not stand such open defiance as
this, and nsequently o legal contes.
must be speedy result.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-02

| Why a great, a grand, an
overshado wing occasion in
|Dress Materials? Rather,
why not?
They do these things bet
ter on the other side-in
Paris of course. Not such
another center for Dress
things on the globe; no two
such stores for Dress Stuffs
as the Bon Marche and the
Louvre anywhere else. Who
goes to Psris without going
to the Bon Marcte and the
Louvre: Who OF the thir-
teen millions living within
twenty miles of the grand
fountains in the Pace de la
IConcorde fails of an often
visit to the Bon MarchG and
the Louvre
/ They do these things bet
ter there. Grand occasions
'Iare Common in The life o1
either store. They tread on
: leach others heels. Take the
Bon Marchc, tor instance
W hen the year is young
the White Goods have 6
! show. The vast interior Of
, the store blossoms out ir
!, piques, cambgics, linens
> lawns, nainsooks, embroi-
defies, laces and white made
things.
a Not a display, simply, ar
:. deposition.
u The stuffs are festoonee
IS about the windows and re-
,e tundas, pendant from the
:, ceilings, draped about the
}. columns, piled in massive
d pyramids in the ooen foo,
y spaces. Here snowy linen
ID set off by dashes OF color
E, there AMI everywhere tn,
a myriad Of other Things il
% .. white that make up a grea
:" stores stock. When you g
ar through the Ben Marche Q,
tn such an OCCASION you kno'
that you see every fabric an,
III pattern in white that tn
by markets Of the world affore
OIL It's a satisfaction to know i
ns It's part OF an education t
see it.
D. In the same way there
1ss a grand occasion for Blac
Nv Goods,
N, For Silks,
a For Dress Goods,
ny y For Millinery,
o., - For Gloves,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-02

Not only Dress Stuifs but
the Dresses themselves; you
shall have a first sight of
them on Monday.
We have secured the Eu.
ropean and American mar
kets for Costumes of the
newest shapes, in the new
est Cloths and newest Silks
Imported Morning Dresses.
Imported Evening Dresses
Imported Walking Dresses
Imported Tennis Dresses
Imported Wash Dresses
| Imported Bath Robes ant
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-02
WANAMAKER'S.

PHILADELPHIA. Satu day, April = 1887.
On Monday we shall have
something to say that you'll
do we'll to read before COM
ing to the store. 1t may
help you to think Of your
pocket book as we'll as the
grand display you'll see.
Ladies with an interest in
Spring head gear should
miss nothing we say through
out the week.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-02

900 less votes than were oast at the last
Sta electien. But II - the constitu-
rhon certainly indicates that number Of
vosss must DO "for" Q convention then
= couvsntion will BE- out Of the Ques-
TIM
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-02

NJ OTlOE-t. Tn,,m.
~ p, me tenan, Of ,hs a as,:l!, I
q Obariss;osnl' '' sss' slI,'aa N
Ohrlsiiana Hunt,sss al'ltia !
new Castle and Mai. ~. % IN /
p,is n with thu y. nUsl,'s
snn provided, DO her;by,a ~, ,a'a ,
shsii apply in whiting |, ~. ~ \
"a Sessions OF tho ss~ @,as ss'
S ~ inc state Of uelass,. % 4!
u :, county, on NuS1,,,s' n
sM,s.yS, , A: D. 1885,. n ,,sss "
an inn or tavern for n. i, !, ~ ~ vi
'ox'ea ing liquors in is., ~ ~
following rsspectab q s M pass
recon- mend the sal A ,, n,,sssies
J homas Toy spuesla h
Robert u Fulton lsnif n
James Toner y r, Id
John McCann wsMNxs
Wm Kirk wood waHNS'
VIM J La,imer ,a a,sah q
Peter COLLINS vua p>A
MSI.sts 7Urm'.DM u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-02
d EGISTER 3 ORDER
IL kEttisThR-> UFfNt
MN CAsHlEItsxTv a

- y 80 80 ~ VII ~
sutNe
Upon the application of4c.. Pt1
AdtninlsuiaioF Of >Af.l I. ioL n
fninRton Hundred, IN na
deceased, It he oretd az
by the Register that las -
Aforesaid give notice u Vnntiua
of Adminlsttatton upon iat tstAiis
ceased, with thr dat ufEfaning
causing Advertisements " h poNa
forty DAYS from tht dale 6fMth Lein
" the most public ,tpes cslle ooaniIt
Castle, requiring a. pfrsels hEagad
against the et.Ait y prtsnlile IN
abide by an Act u A'SE1r Ia tgrh
mate and provlttt .asi ilso canx ne
to he inserted wiitt tx sane GtfiM 10
DAILY RkrUBLie AZ bssrspaItf pgoAsan1l
Wilmington, aEl 70 Y t1Aanasn ulI
theree weeks Il ,dl. u
Given undefitt hsaaMa
L. s. Office II Tie kttlsle' tiolta1
Wilmin tuI, d Nv eeusy
aforesaid, The dAy and lN isl,s :
JOHN II. B.AhfJgh hf1
NoTIcK-All ptrsons lsSlAg cam
the estate OF the deceased ulsl Nsnl
same, duly attcsted ~ at Aalala.sll =
CT before March All, A. De- Nv \
the Act of Ass.,nhls ~ ,icn -, ras N
AaGLds1
Address. M,rn,i-t Ne, W.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-02
Wilmington Clothing House
No. 4Io Market Street.
JOHN w. DIEFENDORF.
Manager.
Philsdslihn, Wilmington { BsliiRaIs Rsrss,
Jan. 3OTH. lss7.

Trains will leave Wilmington - follows
fntiauelpnia toxpresJl. - . o.. 4 ~. o 10
90. IL, 90. lie. y Al. 10 OF. II So. Ii 81 a.
II 20, ". . 90. D 22.e 20, . 70 and 90 D. m.
Accommodation, o 40. 7 60. 7 OF. 10 80 q. N
80. 90, 20, 30, 10 80 .. IN.
For Chester (expressl. o 80. Z 30. s so $40
~, IL b. ii I'll e. H., IL 90, "a, Q 20 and TO
|p. m.
q. m, 20, I o., 40, 9 TO and 10 30 p. m.
New YORK, 2 90, 2b2, 440, 0 80, Z co. So
10 OF, II 81 a. M. sl2 20, 2 Of, 90, b2l 0 20.
&c Is 100. 10 sop. m.
For West Chester, via Lamokin. . 40 arc
10 .. M, 2 80 and 90 p. IL.
For Newark (Cent'e) and fnternediat
stations. ,42 a. m, IL 81 and 0 II .. IN.
Baltimore snd intermediate ,s,ions, 10 o,
g. m, o. p. m. ana IL II night.
baltimore and Hay Line, Z 10 D. m.
Baltimore and Wsshington, i 10, 4 40. 8 o.
10 os: Il 90 q. m, ~ %, M. 40, 0 10, . 81
Trains Tor Delaware Division leave for.
New Castle. 90, 30 q. m, IL b, . %, 3 %
26 p. m. and u 02 night.
1eorgetown and Lewes, 8 30 q. m, and D,
LIP. N.
Seaford tExpress) 3 SOP. IN.
Harrington, Delmar and way stations,s 81
| 0. NJ, IL % p. N.
Express for Harrington, 10 IS a. NJ, 3 80 2
m. Way train o 2b p. IN.
Express for Dover, harrington and Del
mar. 10 Is q. m. and IL o2 night.
L franklin City, $50 a. In.
Express for Oape Oharles, Old Poin. Com
fort and Norfolk, 10 Is a. m, und Il % nish II.
Leave Philadelphia, BROAD street, fo,
Wilmington texpress). ~ ~, 90, 7 20, ~.
/ 10, 10 06, 10 20, II Is, IL 81 q. m. 3ol, Soa
30 sos, s2l, oo7, 81, li,2o and II rs D. n
coomEodGt!on, o so, 10 rs n. o., 1 ~. q y;
20. "a SO. 10 Go 10 40 and II AZ .. m.
For further Information passengers ere r,
ierred 70 the ticket office 1T tho cts ton.
Trails marked thus ts1are limited express
upon which extra fare is charged,
j. Il, WOOD.
General Passenger Axen.
l CHARrns 4. praE t}sE~rAl bfnns.s
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-02
wlLMlNGTssN 4 NORTHERN u N

IMs "s'EtsN q NOKTHEkN Nm.
Time table In effect Ian. 23rd, 1857. rraipt
leave Wilmington Ere 1ch ST. u as follows;
For HEADING, Birdsboro, Joanna, Spring
held, Waynesburg Junction, Manor, Potts
nerevilie and all points on the PhiIedeiphjs
and Reading X. r., 100 a. M. and 2.l6 D. m
FOR Gainesville. Embreevilie, Lepape
uhadds Ford and Dupont's and inferno.
alate 9rints, 7.ot a. m. 10, and 65 o. N.
For West Chester, I. 90 q. N. =. s6. and q
lip. m.
For New Bridge and Intermediate roints
o u ?. m. Except on Saturday, when trait
will leave ut 80 D. N.
A. q. McCAUsLAND, LA, ROVER.
SuperiDtspdent Gen1 Pass. Ag't
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-02
BALrsMoKE q ONO KAILnOAD
IN EFFECT, JAN. 81, lss;

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT. JAN. 81. lss;
Trains leave delaware Avenue Depot:
EAST.bOUND:
Phlia. Accommod ation, daily ....s.0oA. M.
rnila. Accommodation, daily .....p.3o A. nj.
Western Express, daily. ...li43 A. nj
pbila. Accommodation, daily. ....3lbP. m,
Cincinnati Limited, daily ....... $40 r. M.
phiia. Account odAtien, daily. $50 p. M.
rhii accom- MOD alton, daily. 300 p. M.
onicse0 Limited, daily ..l208 A. N
Local freight with passenger coaches at
tached leaves Delaware ave. station dsfIy.
except sunday, at Ii; y. M; arrives In
tons.
WEST-BOUND:
Cnicago Limited, daily A. M
Arrives Chicago lilo next morning Thu
nain Goes not take baltimore passeDgers.
Arrives oincinnAsi 7.<b A. M. 81. Loun
80 r. I'd, next day.
lOnlcaeo and st. Louis Express,
Local freight with passenger coaches a,
tached leaves Delaware ave. station datly.
except sunday, at 20 w.; arrives In Dan.
ION az a.4b y N. Stops atall stations.
FOX LANDENBERa, 800 A. nj. AND
uSundSy.
Trains leave Market Street station:
for PhilAdelphia 30 A. NJ. 865 A. M
and % I. NJ, daily. For baltimore Of
berg = b6 A. IN. and 4b p. M. daily. T6t
q. m. and 90 +. M. daily except Sunday.
IhrooKh tickets can be sscured and sleep.
ing car befths reserved by applying to Ii.
a. Mille'.agent. Delaware avenue depot.
w. IRWIN, OK. LORI
SUPERINTENDENT. 0enl Pass. Agent
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-02
TAKE NOTICE

That the Finest Stock OF
Custom Goods in our city
is found in the tailoring de-
partment. 4I6 Market street.
Our $40 Suits are at
tracing great attention.
Our s25 styles have no
equal. We ask you to see
them.
A larger selection Of Trou.
Servings than all others CON-
bined. Prices S. to $I2.
Our cutter has no superior,
and all our work guaran-
teed, or money refunded.
Now is the time to make
your selection.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-02
NOror, -.

| NonrNo,.-l. s.,nSs
| asssd = ssn ~ .ed eo,u U1 -
off Of Vi MU,S =; b
s0te Of DsIavss~.a ,oosssS
fsq1irsmsnts q ' NJ = ssssS
ssmely 10 sucb ~ y. y NJ w.
a,t;.oy give no,is.a y. \
tie F. y Tho 0osrt q 'iss.lS
Stste Of jail M!
castle County o ~ y a.
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s To- inn 2, tavern, io ,;i' X. !. \
The t HIsr.' to DO drunt %, y a.
x srd i recon . lend ID s 3ssst y.
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r y Q Holland t.ftlsS
george Adele MfS
=. ki,,eIl j,sair
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y 70 Otto Jr ErlAts
~m Alien ,,oi.pi /,
L NOW Aisi.,ts
John Hanson ,,iosflIS
= Flown send Gh,fla /
1sr iel Morris ic.Ms
John II Pinser,o, jAc,,a
al 3ts WV Wn ON
------ SAMtIs,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-02
MOVING.

We are moving our heavy
Overcoats and Suitings for
Men, Youths Boys, and
Children's wear regardless
Of cost. Any one in want
Of this line would do we'll
to see them at once, as we
do not intend packing
any OF the above goods
away-are bound to turn
them into cash. Give us
a call.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-02

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-02

DUBLlC SALE OF THE ENTIRE
stock Gnq txtureB Of tue cigar store,
sl9 Market street.. commencing on Monday
evening next. ana continuing until the en-.
tire sock a1d fixtures are sold.
al'o.r a.. r. MAILACX.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-02

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-09-10
Indignant COlOred Men.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 10. - A re-
port reached this city late last evening
from Brunswick, thirty miles distant,
that 800 armed negroes had visited
the stave camp recently superintend-
ed by Capt. Coffman, and warned the
seventy men employed there to vacate
the works at once and leave the coun-
try. The negroes are incensed OH ac-
count of the brutal action of Capt
Coilman and his three assistants in
numbering negro laborer last week
at the camp and throwing their vic-
Tins body into the river. The work
men who have been ordered away
have armed themselves, and serious
trouble is anticipated.
Capt. Cofl'man, who is in jail for the
killing Of the negro, was indicted for
murder in the first degree, as were
also his three accomplices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-09-10
A Progressive Commissioners
Court.

GoLIAD, Tex, Sept. S.-Ycsterday
the county commissioners court com-
pleted the purchase of farm for pau
pers about two miles above the city,
ITO acres for S2500. 1t also passed an
order TO build free bridge across the
San Antonio river half mile above
Goliad. The bridge is to be of the
best wrought iron, and proposals for
building IL are to be advertised one
months in the News after September
20, by which time the necessary sur
vey and dimensions of the work can
be accurately ascertained.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-09-10
The Market for Toys.

'Revivals in children's toys are con-
tinually taking place" said man who
makes a living by buying up job lots Of
merchandise. Just now the little tele-
phones that were sdch source of Won
der and amusement to the young people
few years ago are coming into fashion
again. The trade in toys is a peculiar
one. Nothing could be more uncertain
but when once gimcrack has caught on
with the small boy, it proves fortune to
all concerned. This fact makes the capi-
ialist ready enough to help the poor in
ventor put q new toy ON the market. The
yesult does not long remain in doubt, The
success of the toy is either instantaneous
or not at all, for n child soon tires of a
plaything. New York is the first market
for nearly all the new toys, and after one
has had its run here it makes its appear
ance in all the principal cities in regular
order. Six months is the average run of n
new toy, after which something new is
sure to be sprung upon the market.
"a toy to be success must be cheap
and retail for not more than dime. To
make a profit at this figure it must be
manufactured in large quantities. AS n
natural result when toy has had its run
the manufacturer finds himself with a
big stock left over on his hands. At first
he wants nearly as much for them as
they cost to make, but after they have
been numbering up his place for num-
ber of years he is willing to dispose of
them for o mere trifle. When / buy Il
job lot of old fashioned toys the first thing
/ do is to salt the market. II would be
useless to try and sell them without,
because although new generation of
toy players has sprung up in the interim,
no boy wants an old toy that none of the
other children are playing with.
''In sailing the market ! employ a
number of agents, who distribute few
free samples of the toy among children
in different parts of the city. AT the
same time they leave trial boxes for sale
in the stores. The toy thus gets a new
lease of life; every small boy must have
one. New York Sun Interview,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-09-10

You are feeling depressed, your ap
petite is poor, you arc bothered with
Headache. you are fidgcty. nervous
and generally out of sorts, and want
to brace up. Brace up. but not with
stimulants, spring medicines or bitters,
winch have for their basis very cheap,
bad whisky, and which stimulate you
for an hour. and then leave you in a
worse condition than before. What
you want is an Alternative that will
purify your Hood, start healthy action
Of Liver and Kidneys, restore your
vitality and give renewed health and
strength. Such medicine you will
find n Electric Bitters, and only 80
oents 4 bottle, at w. II. Howell &
Broi Nrug Store.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-09-10
Fatal Havoc With u Shotgun.

OMAHA, Neb,, Sept. 1o.-IIenry
Street, farmer who lives near Elk
city, in this county, went out with his
nephew, n lad of Is, to bring load of
hay and took an old gun along to kill
night hawks. While they were on the
road they got n cartridge stuck in the
gun. While the boy was trying to
extract it the gun was discharged,
blowing the top of Mr. Streets head
of, killing him instantly. The shell
flew out OF the gun and struck the
boy in the forehead. Doubts are en-
tertained as TO his recovery. Mrs.
Street shows symptoms of insanity as
the result of the shock
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-09-10
What the Spectators Do.

Perhaps the queerest thing the crowd
does occurs between innings, when the
outside is struggling in to bat and the in
side is struggling to the nine positions in
the field. At this time, and it usually
consumes about two minutes, there is no
playing to watch, no umpire to growl at
unless the umpire had done something
bad enough to hold overland the crowd
rests from its toll. Somebody calls out
"Stretch!" and obedient to the command
every man in the 5000 spectators rises
to his feet and yawns and extends his
arms and unlimbers his legs. The effect
is comical, and not infrequently the
crowd itself sees it and laughs. In that
case single "Ha! ha!'' is heard away
out at the farther end of the bleaching
seats" It is taken up by some one a
little searer, then half dozen chime in,
and by the time it reaches the grand
stand proper the noise has swelled TO
roar, and everybody laughs from the
contagion of the thing.-New York Cor.
Chicago Herald.